Often the best writing or reading space is a cozy one! At Writer’s Relief, we know a comfortable spot with cozy touches is perfect for spending hours writing or reading. Surround yourself with these inviting decorating ideas, settle in, and get cozy!

How To Create A Cozy Writing Or Reading Space

Literary Candles: Transport yourself to your favorite literary location. Surround your cozy decor with the scent of a mad tea party or Thornfield Garden!

Frederick The Literate Cat Charles Wysocki Blanket: Get wrapped up in the purr-fection of this cozy blanket!

First Edition Book Cover Art Print: Accessorize with beautiful, accurate copies of first edition book covers and let yourself be inspired by the original stories.

Heroine Bookshelf: This delightfully designed bookshelf makes it easy to show off your stack of super reading choices!

Novel Teas: Good books and good writing deserve great tea! Indulge in a different literary quote each time you steep.

First Lines Literature Coffee Mug : A wonderful way to enjoy a cozy cup of coffee or tea, this generous mug features the first lines from some of the best stories in literature. You may find the inspiration for your next story, poem, or book wrapped in your hands!

Book Lovers Coaster Set: This library card coaster set offers the perfect literary perch for your cup of hot cocoa, tea, or coffee.

Hemingway Pencil Cup: This pencil cup is an essential decorating touch for your writing desk!

The Writer’s Toolbox: Banish writer’s block from your writing space with these creative games and exercises designed to encourage your muse to cozy up to your writing project.

Book Spines Throw Pillow: Get comfy with your favorite books! A must-have for your reading and writing nook.

Moon Lamp: If you’re a night owl, now you can read by moonlight!

Do Not Disturb Writer at Work Doorknob Hanger Sign: Shhh! Writer at work! Keep your writing time safe from disturbances and interruptions with this nostalgic doorknob hanger.

Question: Which design element would be a cozy addition to your writing or reading space?